Microsoft (MSFT) mobile and tablet ambitions are underpinned by a newfound focus on creating elegant, intuitive designs - never seen as a strong point for a company Steve Jobs once dismissed as having no taste. Microsoft has roughly doubled its design staff to 600 over the last 5 years, and has recruited top talent from the likes of Nike and Frog Design. The results are starting to draw attention. (more on MSFT) [View news story]
Warren Buffett tells CNBC that Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -1.1%) has already started repurchasing stock under the company's recently announced buyback. He doesn't say how much, since the "paperwork was just completed yesterday." The buyback program should not be seen as a sign he doesn't see potential acquisitions, Buffett adds. [View news story]
Oh, I get it. There are 2 Maxes on this commentary. MaxPSA is the valid one.
Warren Buffett tells CNBC that Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -1.1%) has already started repurchasing stock under the company's recently announced buyback. He doesn't say how much, since the "paperwork was just completed yesterday." The buyback program should not be seen as a sign he doesn't see potential acquisitions, Buffett adds. [View news story]
Tell me if I am wrong but I think Joe Morgan thinks that MaxPSA is blaming Obama, but I think he was saying that the real culprit to blame was the G.W. Bush administration. Which is true?
Microsoft (MSFT) mobile and tablet ambitions are underpinned by a newfound focus on creating elegant, intuitive designs - never seen as a strong point for a company Steve Jobs once dismissed as having no taste. Microsoft has roughly doubled its design staff to 600 over the last 5 years, and has recruited top talent from the likes of Nike and Frog Design. The results are starting to draw attention. (more on MSFT) [View news story]
Warren Buffett tells CNBC that Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -1.1%) has already started repurchasing stock under the company's recently announced buyback. He doesn't say how much, since the "paperwork was just completed yesterday." The buyback program should not be seen as a sign he doesn't see potential acquisitions, Buffett adds. [View news story]
Warren Buffett tells CNBC that Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -1.1%) has already started repurchasing stock under the company's recently announced buyback. He doesn't say how much, since the "paperwork was just completed yesterday." The buyback program should not be seen as a sign he doesn't see potential acquisitions, Buffett adds. [View news story]